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SunTour Accushift der. question

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  1. Can I use a Suntour Accushift 2000 derailer with Shimano 7,8,9 indexed
    shifters and cassette?

    Thanks,

    Kyle

  2. Kyle.B.H said:

    Can I use a Suntour Accushift 2000 derailer with Shimano 7,8,9 indexed
    shifters and cassette?

    Chances of getting that to work well are between slim and none.

    That was Sun Tour's bottom-of-the barrel model, a $20 Shimano Tourney
    would work _much_ better.

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  3. Kyle.B.H said:


    Can I use a Suntour Accushift 2000 derailer with Shimano 7,8,9 indexed
    shifters and cassette?

    The 9-sp shifters might come close to working with a Shimano 8sp cluster. (Lock
    out the last click.) This is another way of saying that the lateral derailleur
    movement of Sun Tour derailleurs is quite close to that of the Dura Ace _8sp_
    derailleurs.

    I did it a long time ago and it "sort of" worked. (I was using 8sp DuraAce
    bar-end shifters.) A little tweaking with custom spacers might bring it in.

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